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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
4
Irving Moore recounts being the sole reporter to join a rescue crew 3,600 feet underground in the Argonaut mine. He endures scorching drift conditions, limited air, and backbreaking wheelbarrow work while 20 men manage short shifts and fear deadly gas as the effort continues.
The piece argues the working woman makes a better wife by understanding her husband’s work, managing money, and practicing efficient housekeeping. It contrasts the traditional home girl with the businesswoman and notes a print request for self defense letters and federal game warden exam details.
Mrs. Peter Jorgenson described a Friday afternoon home invasion near Boston Harbor. She fought the masked intruder, grabbed a teapot in the scuffle, and he fled toward the woods after she struck him. Neighbors called police, and her children slept through the incident.
Marty Watson Jr. delivers a humorous business man portrayal while "The Young Battling Dugan" draws laughs. Coquettish Wander, Dick Himber and Corinne Pleading duet, plus Hector and Vincent O'Donnell entertain with songs and violin acts. Mme Hermann the Great closes with a mystery eating act.
In St Louis on September 25 Jacques Villard editor and veteran figure, who was kidnapped in Chicago in 1926 and held for ransom, is reported to have committed suicide at his suburban home. Details of the escape and events surrounding the case remain unclear.
In Tillamook a Mohier cheese factory owned by Rudolph Zweifel burned, causing a loss of about 26000 including 6909 dollars in cheese. In Portland Richard OBrien of Northern Pacific died from burns after a switch engine collision with a box car. A woman defends herself claiming she acted to protect her home from a prowler.
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